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Twice the Baby, Twice the Stretch: Your Body After Twin Pregnancy

Today we're talking twins and more specifically, the impact on the women who birth them. Did you know that the average woman's uterus grows to 500 times its usual size in pregnancy, and that's just single births! Today, Kim and Richard discuss why even though global rates of birth are going down, multiple births are actually increasing. We also cover if it's more likely that you'll need an adominoplasty after giving birth to twins, and if it's possible to still get a good result after doing double the breastfeeding. You'll also hear me spiral in real time as I try to understand when twin mums have time to do literally anything. If you know a twin parent who will enjoy this episode, please share it, and as always, rate and review Keeping It Re.al wherever you listen to podcasts. Specialist Plastic Surgery Registration Dr Richard Bloom MED0001151476 | 📍 Melbourne Dr Kim Taylor MED0001219365 | 📍 Melbourne Breast & Abdominoplasty Experts Craving more from Re. Plastic Surgery? FACEBOOK: facebook.com/re.plasticsurgerymelbourne INSTAGRAM: @re.plasticsurgery ( / re.plasticsurgery ) PODCAST: Keeping It Re.al (https://tr.ee/isr2RMGjm3) WEBSITE: replasticsurgery.com.au If you want to see more of our content or our plastic surgeons' before and afters, explore our socials here: Website: https://www.replasticsurgery.com.au/ Instagram: / re.plasticsurgery Podcast: https://tr.ee/isr2RMGjm3 Re. Girls Facebook Group: https://tr.ee/IiUO_GrufZ Re. Plastic Surgery Facebook: / re.plasticsurgerymelbourne -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: Images and videos on this page are published with the consent of our patients and depict surgeries performed by Dr. Richard Bloom (MED0001151476) and Dr. Kim Taylor (MED0001219365), registered medical practitioners with specialist registration in Surgery – Plastic Surgery. The depicted results are unique to each individual and influenced by factors such as genetics, diet, and lifestyle, and therefore do not represent or constitute a guarantee of similar surgical results or outcomes for every patient. Every surgical or invasive procedure carries inherent risks, including with complications and recovery. Those risks will be comprehensively explained by a qualified doctor in consultation prior to your agreement to the procedure. Before embarking on your surgical journey, it is crucial to seek medical advice from a qualified health practitioner. The content on our page is general in nature and does not constitute medical advice. Further information, including in relation to risks, can be accessed via our website (replasticsurgery.com.au/risks).